by Josie Lehrer Before a standing room-only house at the debut presentation of the Mens Story Project in August 2008, Kenyatta, a 60 year-old writer from Harlem,
by Ariel Dougherty Exuberance and bravado! Gumption and sweat! Vision and breadth! These are among the many elements that composed the literal collective experience of 28
by Talia Carner At a mid-October U.N. session commemorating the 15th Anniversary of the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo, Egypt, UN Secretary-General Ban
by Heather MacGibbon What is Feminist Art This is a question that art historians and critics have pondered in the last 40 years in the
by Kate Bornstein Gender rights are often reduced to the rights of women and the rights of men. But over the past 15 yearsby means
by Donna Nelson October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. This poem “Barrettes, Bandages and Butterflies,” was inspired by my friend who passed away in April. The poem is
by Nancy Genova The Death of Dream is a play about domestic violence that is slightly different from other artistic pieces that have been developed on
by Christine E. Hutchins There is very little new under the sun. Misogyny in art, literature and other records dates as far back in Western
by Sir Jesse of Decatur Transmen and XX chromosomal men are equally affected by laws designed to chip away at a doctor-patient relationship. People in
by Barbara Kahn The arts, film, theater, music, literature, comic books and graphic novels, fine arts and craftsinfluence the image of women in the world,
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